2-2-1 Chuo-cho, Okaya City, Nagano Prefecture
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¥1,000
The Iruf Doga Museum in Okaya, Nagano, showcases the works of Takei Takeo, who coined the term 'Doga' (children's art). The museum features his Doga paintings, prints, and publications. A permanent exhibition of works by Maurice Sendak, famous for 'Where the Wild Things Are,' is also on display. Located a 5-minute walk from Okaya Station and a short drive from the Okaya Interchange, the museum offers a charming and nostalgic experience for art lovers of all ages. The museum is a three-story building, with Takei Takeo's exhibition on the third floor. Visitors can also enjoy a space to read picture books, making it a relaxing place for families.